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WANTED ro .Ux

20 200 or $4,000 FEET OF Eastwood
LOiS. to be delivered at our Mill Persons de-
string to sell. please call - -
g6 WORK 4 EEND.
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Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the copart.
IN nershiD heretofore existing between the
undersign' d. under the firm anne of Snyder N
Freeman, is this day diss olved by mutual con-
sent, p. W. SNYDER.
GEO. W. FREEMAN.
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-02-24

Will tiic CrOSS OI Tie Legion OF honor
for bravery as lion-killer. In Algeria,
in twenty-six years, he killed over 200
lions. One lion is estimated to destroy
10000 francs worth of capital annually
and to keep it up for ten years at least;
so the lion-kIller saved Algeria about
10000, 900 francs.
An inebriated prisoner. on being led
into San Francisco police court, de-
clared that he could "buy out this old
prison." and as he spoke he slammed
big sack of coin on the prison-keeper's
desk. The latter calmly emptied the
sack. but as it only panned out 1866. 80
he refused to sell. and instead gave the
capitalist the use of cell for the night
They have what is called .spotter''
car on the New York Central road. 1t
and when the wheels roll over a rough
place in the track the fluid is spilled on
the spot. 1t is so arranged that the
track superintendent can, while seated
on the inside of the car view the track,
and thus detect any flaws that may
exist.
There are thirty-seven persons and
corporations in Boston that are assessed
for more than million each. The tax
on 81 200, 600 is $12,7O Among the
millionaires are Frederick L. Ames,
Samuel c. Lawrence, Arioch Won't
worth. James l.. Little. Quincy A. Shaw,
and Joshua M. Sears. who is the largest
individual taxpayer. Mr.. Sears tax
bill this year is $47.53l.
A tobacco journal says that when
cigarmaker gets right malicious and
desires to do his employer great damage
he gets to work on the best brand and
then puts single hair from his head IN
each cigar. This trick is exceedingly
difficult to detect, and will destroy the
favor of every cigar it is applied to.
with far-reaching injury 70 the repu-
tatiop at the brand,
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-08

One cup of sugar. one tablespoonful
Of butter, two eggs, one-haH cup Of
sweet milk, one teaspoon Of soda, two
teaspoons Of cream Of tartar, one pint
OF flour measured after sitting.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-08
Preaching in His SIeep.

know an old man who breaches IN
his sleep; he was not religious man.
The most singular feature was he
could notbe wakened while preaching
He had been tortured till he went into
fits, but could not be wakened. He
never knew any thing about it. / can.
see no more rational way Of interpreting
the phenomena than that the spirit Of
some minister took possession Of him
aud had entire control at the time.A
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-08
OKEAM CAKE.

0ne-half cup butter or one cup sweet
cream, II cups sugar. four eggs Zone
beaten separately. one-half cup sweet
milk, two teaspoonfuls cream of tartar,
one teaspoonful soda Bake in a long
pan. When done, cut open and spread
between one pint whipped cream, one
cup sugar. Flavor with lemon.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-08
a TTnivarsal Trnth. Z

When man in pablo denounces the
newspapers Of the state in a body as
insincers and unworthy Of public con-
fidence, he Is either crank or an ass.
Boston Herald.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-08
PRESERVED PINEAPPLE.
PINEApPLE MARMALADE.

Pare the rind and cut into small
pieces, weigh the same weight of sugar
as the first; put one third OF the sugar
to the fruit; let it stand all night, so as
to extract the juice; boil it on-the fol-
lowing .dav for p short time; let It
stand another day or two, then boil it
clear with the remainder Of the sugar;
the juice Of lemon gives to marma-
Iade an agreeable acid.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-08
SALAD OF SALMON

Cut some cold salmon into slices or
pieces about the size Of a dollar, garn-
ish with capers and strings Of lettuce
hearts: pour salad dressing over tho
whole.
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General News.

BunSrss good.
CLovbY aud cool.
RtyrR falling slowly.
TnE packets had splendid trips.
LAHoHFRs are scarce NJ - cents per hour.
TnE lcyce was covered with cotton ycster-
day.
Tm Ice line packets leave ns usual tomor.
row evening.
TnE Rene Macrcady left for Walnut Bend
with n good trip.
TmE Chas. +, Choutcau IL due down ON
her way 10 New Orleans.
TnE Emma Ethcridgc IL due here from
Cairo with u tow of stone.
Tur Annie y. Silver should pass here to-
morrow on her way To New Orleans.
SoL SuItu, an old-time clerk, IL attending
"a the freight department ON the Wyoming.
THE City of Nicksburg, en- route Ia ~.
Louis, was expected 10 pass here last night
TINS tug W. A. Williams brought a barge
from Fulton containing G0,0oo feet u lum-
Der.
Tnr Kate Adams and James Ice for the
lover, aud the Cuahnma aud GayusO for the
upper coasts, left with good trips.
TuE Chicknsnw should arrive today, aud
she IL the regular packet leaving here to-
morrow evening for White river
THT James Ice, from frars Point,
brought 100 bales OF cotton, lu bag Of seed
cotton and TG2 sacks u cotton seed.
TnK Anchor line steamer Belle Memphis,
Capt. VIA. Hakcr, " announced To leave
here at ~ o'clock this morning. Hr Nicks'
burg.
TmE n. II. Ruckcr II little Wctnd time
this trip, but she will be here ~ time To
leave this evening Tor Cairo aud 81 Louis.
Capt VIM Fitzgerald ~ hcr clerk
THI James Lee, which arrived late Sunday
night, rubbed hard on the l2C1hcrc thc
| Will X. HAYS was aground. krSPilotS re.
port six and one. half feet therr
Tus city Of st. Louis, from EeS Orleans,
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Mercantile paper, 6N@sh per cent, S'cr.
ling exchange quiet but firm AZ sou 'or
sixty day bills and 4S4H for demand
Government bonds were dull ana without
change. State bonds were dun ana steady;
The new week opened with q ieverish and
generally weak market, the selling Tor Doth
sides Of the account being heavy through
out. London was q seller in the early morn
ing, and the example was followed ireay;;
An. attempt to cover was discovered, ana
the market bid up on the shorts in the md
die OF the day, but the bears hammered the
list in the afternoon, and in the absence OF
support prices yielded readily, the lowest
prices Of the day being made in the last half
houn The last hour saw the lowest figures
reached, and the close was fairly active and
weak at or near the bottom prices oil the
day.
Railroad bonds were dull, and closing
prices show irregular changes. Sales, S'&
600. The total sales Of stocks today were
$40, 535 shares. Closing quotations;
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Low
Water, Changes.
Fec, lo,'. 'iSs'. i &c.
STATIONS.
A Dnngerons Railroad.

DECATUR, ILL.,, Oct. i0---Decatur persons
who have returned from a trip 10 Macki-
nawa says that the Peoria, Decatur &
Evansville railway between Decatur and
Pekin, I64 miles, is in a dangerous condi-
ton, and that unless the rotten bridge at
the Mackinawa stream be repaired there
will soon be q repetition of the Chatsworth
horror. The Decatur men say they saw
some timbers taken from the bridge at
Mackinawa that were so rotten that they
fell apart. They allcge that the trans go
humping and swaying over the line be-
cause OF the bad condition Of the road bed,
and even the train men are afraid OF their
lives. II is said that some OF them have
secretly written to the railway and ware
house commission asking that an early in
v~cstigation Of the line be made for the
protection Of themselves and the travelling
Dublic.
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pieamon, Exposition Opened.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. l0.-The Piedmont
exposition was opened at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon. President Collier opened the
proceedings with a speech welcoming the
visitors 10 Atlanta. Gov. Gordon was then
introduced by Mr.. II. W. Grady, vice
president Of the Piedmont fair a~ssocia-
ton. The Governors appearance was
greeted with n round Of applause. After
paving a handsome compliment TO the
Hon. y. J. Randall, Gov. Gordon said: 'li
| had the power TO establish American
customs our people should OF all such oc.
casions render thanks that we are citizens
81 the best governed country in the world.
| would have American portraits cmpha-
size the noble sentiment, American liber-
~ must he preserved Nowhere on the
earth are human rights as well defended
and protected"
He WIS followed by the Hon. Samuel ].
Randall. The day was beautiful aud inn
mcnsc crowds were in attendance. The
! exposition Is an overwhelming success.
Not only is every building filed with ex.
hibits, but the overflow extends several
hundred feet.
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clear ribs, 81 5Oa7 67L; short-elaar, 81 75a
Ts1h; bacon, boxed shoulders, BI2ha02 q;
long clears, " 81 Ha8 40; clear ribs. ~ 40aS5O {;
mort clears, 81 rs. Hams steady attI2al4c.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 1900
bn; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 1890 bu; rye,
Go.m0 bn; barley, $500 bu. 6Mpmcnts-
Flour, 5000 brls wheat, 1000 tu, corn,
5000 bu; oats, COCO bui rye, A6oo bui bar
Afternoon Board-w but dull
October, 70Gc bid; November, 7IXc; Deem
Der, rye May, .78%c.. Corn icaay; Octo-
Der, 301kc bid; November, 3skc; December,
3sHc; May, 4Xc. Oats-Unchgngcd.
CIHugsArI, o., Oct. 10-Wbisky,-Steady;
sales, l,55i brls; finished goodsoCn basis Of
sl.05 per gallon. Butter-Ern; fancy
creamery, 27a2se; extra, 25a2Gc; rohoicc dairy,
l7alSc. ~sugar-Quiet; hard refined, G}sa62iC;
yellow, 4Aa5Hc. ~Eggs-stcady at l6alGj &c.
C~heesc-Firm; prime to choice flat, regular
make, ilal2c.
NEw YORK, Oct. lO.-CoHee-spot, fair;
kio, hrm at 1926; options, l5a25 points high
or and moderately active; sales, AZ, $50 bags
October, IL 45al7 IS; November, II GOal7 20;
December, II 70al7 80; january, II 7Oal7 50;
February, IL 40; March, IL 70ai7 70; April,
IL Gall 20; May, II 60a17 20; June, II 5ja
II CO. July, II 90; August, II 20; September,
i O5al7 ioi November, 10 75al0 50; Dcccm-
Der, 10 70.
Sugar-Firm and in fair demand; musco-
vado, 4 15-l0c; centrifugal, 5%c; fair rctn-
ing, 4kai 1j-l6c; refined, quiet and firm.
MoIasses--Unchangcd and quiet Rice
Firm.
HAVANA, Oct. l0-Sugar-Quiet Adyiccs
from Matanzas state that IL X rumorcd that
contracts for future delivery OF 5000 bags
centrifugal sugar, 02o To O6o polarization,
have been made at $2.S7h@$3.W with cash
advances.
Rio DE- JAEEIRo, Oct. 8.-Cofee-Rcgular
first, $3.50 reis per 10 kilos; good second,
2 400 rcis. Receipts during the week, 29,ODC
bags; purchases for the United States, q, OOl
bags clearances for United States, $4,000
bags,
SASTos, Oct. S,-Conec-Good average,
1850 rcis per 10 kilos. Receipts during the
week, $500 bags; stock, 30, 600 bags,
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. l0,-Cofcc-Firn
and quiet Rio, eargoes, ordinary TO fair
lsN@l0hc.
KASsAs CRY, No, Oct. l0.-Wheat-Quiet
No. 2, soft, cash, 62Lc bid; November, Go,
bid; May, 73c bid; 74Lc asked. Corn-Stcady
No. Z, cash, $3.50 asked; November, $3.50
asked, year, 85kc asked; May, 1890 bid
Ss9.c asked. 0ats-No. 2, 2iMc bid, 22Hc
asked.
NEw YoRK, Oct, l0-The visible supply o
grain on Saturday, October \, as compiled
by the New York Produce exchange, was a.
follows: Wheat, 80, $50, S52 bu; increase, 3Si,
ora. Corn, 1885, 500 bu; increase, Dos, sos
Oats, 1891 ,405 bu; increase, l43, TG0. Rye
342, 4i3 bu; increase, ~, 4Sl. Barley, l,OI9,
$50 bu; increase, 52l ,00s.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
rosson firm Middiiug Cotton 3 s.4c--
saIes To-day $500 Bnles-Money Com
tinucs Firm nj = Per Cent. Although
1 Inc demand las Fallen on.
AfPEAl. orfscE,

Money continues finn at s percent, al.
though tho demand for money has fallen Off
considerably. The supply is ample for all
business purposes.
The local cotton market itmhins firm.
;ood middling advanced l-lGc. New Or
cans spots closed firm at an adv; nee az l-lGc
IN all grades; futures declined J 10 2 points.
New York spots are steady and futures closed
steady, the carly months declincd1 point,
he later months unchanged. A leading
vew York cotton circular saySof today's fut-
no market: There was an active
nd excited market for cotton, with runner
lie fluctuations ranging from s TO 4 points
gov Saturday 10 GG7 points above.
2c principal feature was the appearance Of
Ne agricultural bureau report, which came
" much worse tlihn expected, AT the adj.
snse considerable long cotton came out,
9fally foreoLproes back 10 about Sat
ily's but the uhdertone was reasonably
~, as the bureau report Is construed as
kadfating n crop npproximating 0,3oo,ooo
aln and showing material reduction from
.r,ious estimates.
1iyerpool closed frmT good demand, with
dtnres advanced . points.
The Mark LANE Express, IN It's weekly re-
lew OF tho British grain trade, says:
Under inquiry seed whcats in the provin.
mimarkeis are Cd 10 Is dcarer. The sales
fEnglish wheat during the past week were
1900 quarters NJ 2SsFd, agninst ~, AL quar-
n At sos during the corresponding time
" year. Country Hour is stronger; prices
I ave risen Cd. Foreign wheat is rather
arcr. The quantity arriving dcadens trade.
our is steady Corn is stronger. At to-
1ys market English wheat was steady, but
= ctive; the prices Of foreign wheat were
rnnst buyers, Flour was firm. Corn was
! higher. Mating barlcys were 81 higher.
ats advanced 3d.n
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
Tho following shows the amount o. grain
viewed, Withdrawn and IN store ty regular
cyaion, rs reported To the Merchants cX'
innge today. Wheat In store, a. 30 IN,
IN withdrawn. i.Oay hi: in store, 2.O0S bu.
- received. 2.isO bu; Withdrawn, 2Olg
IN st0rc, Hl.5SS bu.
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Arkansas City yesterday morning there was
a change OF pilots, Eph Banks going on the
Hays and Pilot Rodgers standing a watch on
the Arkansas. Cityto st. Louis, where he will
turn the berth over to Joe Mccullough.
THE City OF Cairo passed to Vicksburg last
night. She put OFF here 40s barrels of flour,
100 sacks Of wheat, l73 bales Of cotton, 40
bags OF seed cotton, $3.50 sacks of cotton seed,
800 rolls OF bagging and % head OF cattle, and
added 20 head OF stock and 20 tons Of miscel-
lancous freight.
THE wyoming arrived from st. Louis with
Al bales OF cotton, 5000 sacks of cotton seed,
LOO barrels Of iiour and meal, 1000 empty
barrels and 800 packages OF misccllaneous
freight. Sh returned to st. Louis last night
with 600 bales Of compressed cotton for re-
shipment cast at Cairo.
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BERliN, Oct, l0.-Thc specie In the I'm
perial Bank Of Germany has decreased l2,'
OO0,O 900 marks since last report.
Pans, oct. i0.-Three per cent rcntcs s2i
27l9c for the account.
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GENERAL TRADE.


s"RN MEAI--standard, ~ as, pearl, 50 81
@5 90 roller, 81 Io@2' 10; quiet.
rLoUh-rrom store, common, So o.; fami-
ly, " 65i choice, s. rs; fancy, 81; extra fan.
cy; - 70; patent, 81 20; firm.
BkANs-Nnyy, 81 1908; medium, So 90.
DAT MEAIc-In half brls.. SOS 30 Trom
cRAcKERs-Soda, extra, &c; soda, treble ex.
IRA, 4Sci ginger snaps, SIC; assorted jun
CRACKED wnEAr-In hall, brls., 81 % from
store. -
IIonrsr AND enrrs-rrom aorc, ss@s %.
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Iuouscheid supplies.

ArrLrs-- Kentucky sl"ck, 81 76dl per brl
dried apples, 30 10 Ic per pound from
store. Dried peaches, e. 10 80 from store.
VEGETABLES - Onions. 81 0CL3 per brl,
Cabbage Northern, S5@i2per 100. Kmut-
--liarrcls SOLO; half brls, 81 5o@5. Garlic,
ricSLrs Barrels, % SO@T; half brl., g.
IA a.
E~.us-Scarcc NJ iSc.
FHur-Omngcs, $iGi 10 per hox, SI@7SO
Ter hrl lemons, Sltt3 10 per ooS Ba-
nanaS, Al 6oCd2 ~ per bunch.
Nurs-Cocuanuts, 81 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, Gc; Tennessee farmers stock, 3@ic;
roasted 2'gc higher; shcllcd, iOc. rccans-
Texas, T@lOc.
RARiNs-lnndon layers, 81; layers, 81 10;
California, - u.
rotArors- Firm, selling at 10000 per bu,
e. HOd2 ~ per hrl.
~Cmrn-Ncw York, s. 90 per brl aud - %
per half bTl
BrrnR-luitcrinc, liGiSc; creamery.
27@3oc; dairy, lS@25ci country butter
i5d 2ac.
porLrNV-Chickcns scnrcc: spring, 81 500
., old hens, - tOCa3; turkeys, SS@l2
GANr-Quail, 81 80 per dozen, squirrels
Al ~ per dozen.
VINpAE-rcr gallon, iO6l5c.
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lfcetistuns.

HAy-Choice, from store, s5c; car load
from levcc or depot, $40; prime, store, SOC;
car load from lcvee or depot $40; prainc
from store, Soc car load from leyecor depot
BRAx--From store, soc; from lcvee or dc-
pot, $40. .Ift "sIl.,.
CoRN-From store, white, Ole; mixed, SIC;
from lcvcc or depot, white, In brlk, 4lc, IN
SKIS, De mixed, In bulk, 47c; III sks., 5Oc.
OATs-From store, white, 3G. mixed, 39c;
from levcc or depot, white, In bulk, Sc, IN
SKIS, Soc mixed, In bulk, nc; IN sks., Sic.
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T.. n. o..

Don't waste time and money and I'M
Ethiopian Pile Ointment will afford in
slant relief and certain cure in every case
Of blind, bleeding, itching, internal and
external piles. Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Manufacturers, Nashville, Tenn. 80
cents and 81 per bottle. Sold at Holsters
drugstore 2sS Main street
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you,hs' Employment Association

CHICAGO, Oct. l0.--The second national
convention Of the Youths National Home
and Employment association Of the United
States and Canada, will convene in this city
at o o'clock am, October 10, continuing
in session the 18th and 18th. The meet
ings will take place in the hall Of the NJ. +.
Church block, corner Of Clark and Wash
inCton streets.
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Sneezing Catarrh.

The distressing sncozc, snoczc, sncczc, tho acrid,
watcy discharges from the eyes aud nose, the
painful Inflammation extending 90 the throat, the
swelling Of the mucous lining, causins choking sen
s%atlons, cough, ringing noises In the head and
splitting hcndachcs-how familiar these symptom.
ar To thousands who suffer periodically irum head
colds OF Influenza, aud who 1--we Ia ignomnce OF
the fac, that n single application o. sAsroEps
RADICAL CrEE ron cArARRn will AFFORD insAntA.
ncuut relief.
nut this treatment In cases Of simple CatArrh
gives but \ fnint idea of what this remedy will DO
IN the chrnuic forms. wherr the breathing u Oh.
slrucied hy choking, rutrid mucous accumula.
uons, the hcarng aacctcd, smell aud TASTE gone,
throat uiccmtcd aud hacklhg cough gradually
fastening Itself upon The dehhltated system. Then
u n that the marvellous curative power of san.
runns RADICAL IVHT manlfests Itself Ia %instania.
neous and kntchil tclioL Cum lrgins from the
INT application, Its rapid, radical, permanent,
economical, safe.
klSyoRbI RADICAL Graz conslis Of one bottle
oi the R.nielL Gun, ouc Dor CltAtEnAL SOL
NENr aud an iuroytp INnAtths price. q.
rorTHH Drua a lufutcat Co. nosroN.
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Grow Iudfau Trouble.

BILLINGS, NJ. T., Oct. ~l0.-spccial
Agent Howard is now investigating the
trouble at the Crow agency, and says that
the arrests will bc attempted next Satur-
day unless the government agent now
coming ON from Washington objects.
Sword Bearers followers are increasing
daily and a fight seems inevitable.
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AN.snrny. Nnsa-Tho lnrUsI iro Nm

ANssnuRY, Mass.-Thc largest fire that
has occurred here for several years broke
out at l:30 o'clock this morning, destroyed
the large carriage mandatory Of Locke x
Jewell, ~ well as several surrounding
buildings. The loss will reach fully Sl25,-
coo, Of which Locke & Atwcll lose s1O,0O0,
insured for $1,000; &. +. Pcttingill,
machinist, $4,000; insured for $4,000.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.


Arriyals-Jnmcs Ice, Friars Point City IL
~. Louis, New Orleans, Wyoming aud City
Of Cairo, ~. Louis; Gayoso, T%iptonyillc.
Dcparturcs-'nmcs Ice, Friar Point; Goa
homa, Osccols, Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayuso, %Tiptonyillc; City Of Cairo, Vicks.
burg City Of ~. Louis aud Wyoming, ~.
Louis; Rene Macrcady, Walnut Bend; Rob
Roy, Tat island.
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COTTON MARKETS.

he local cotton market opened steady and
ell hrm mihdling, sac. Sales, 500
u, mrIuding 100 saturday evening, ot
ich LOO 10 exporters aud i,400 10 spin.
= receipts, 1855 halcs; shipments, h,5G1
scss stock on hand, 81, 400 bales; receipts
date, 100, ii2 bales; shipments to date,
49, bales.
ENutAN0r QUOTATIONS.
lnlinap. nominal; good ordinary, ,Nc;
middling, SIC; mhddiinr, SIC good
ldlins, o.; middlng fair, 01.e; fair, nom
DAfLy COTTON STATEMENT.
iock September O. s,sSa stock running
ouht 5s,4oe. lmports-M. a C. r. H.,
o. NJ. A T. n r., IAN; l.. & n. X. H.,
~ Al H. " r.. ESQ, O., O. &s w.
r., @2 L. o. at r. r., 1922 X. C..
M. r. r., al; ", s & u. r. r., 6i7;
<mcr, 1,lGi; wagons, 100 Exports.
&C X r., l,2Sa NJ Il e. H. H., 23l; 4.
r. r., loo CO AS w.R H.. gGeg,
n. o. at X n, 1876 steamers north, 81.
v YORK.
pot opened steady anil closed steady:
ling, p1.iG Sales, 10 bales. Quota.
wcrc s follows; Ordinary, d 1876;
ordinary. SIC, low middling Oi.iGc:
Wins. 9l.iGC good middliug 0A.C mid.
' faif, lOSldC lair, 10 1915.
liures opened steady and closed barely
Wy, AZ iollows. October OSGag37. No.
nocr, aaNalgG December, $4,000 ~;
puary, 0g7aa3S February, 04G@o47;
nh aStg9N April. QG2aaG3. NAV,
Sesli June, e7s@o'a, July, DISCUSS,
e., 10000 bales.
MIN ORLEANS.
2 SPOT market opened firm and closed
HI middlinr sNc sales, 900 bales
,,Auons we've ~ follows. Ordinary, CSC
2 ordinary, ~, low middling, B0.iGc
ming SIC, good middllng U,sc.
uiurs opened quiet and steady nnt
~ steady, "a follows October, S.7O0
November, G5aCss.75, December, 81
" January, 6S0aSp %. February, COCO
Aarh, GiOd0.I2; Apr,, gab@022
LhSsaS82 June, 9i0@942; July, 05
~ halc, A,T0O bales.
DAILY ROM III INTERIOR MARKET.
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WHISKY Straight Kentucky bourbon,
Maryland aud Pennsylvania liyc, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee Nhihktcs,
according 10 age and make, common whisky,
VOcMii 10. necordlng % proof. - = :.
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Muburn o,n and uachine 90.

Make the celebrated Milburn Eclipse HUI.
Ter Gin, aud keep them, with Feeders aud
Condcnscrs, always ON hand for prompt
delivery. Have them quote you prices.
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Cotton seed Products.

pRiNI CRupK oiL-None; OF crude, none.
prime summer yellow, sc; OF summer yell
low, 40c, choice cooking summer yellow,
42(fiic; miners summer yellow, iOgilci
prime cotton seed meal, SIC 20 car load lots
less thar car load, 81 %. ffrr
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New YorL Dry Good. MarLe,.

Nrw IoRK, Oct l0.-Thcrc was a demand
for many miscellaneous as%sortmrnts, but the
chief business was reached through deliver
les on old orders. There IL a good iindertone
TO tbcdmsrkot for cotton goodsg